
Potato Salad
5/21/2021 - by: The Call to Cook - SidesThe ingredients are simple but seem to blend well so every taste comes singing through the somewhat less-vocal potatoes: dill pickle, onions, eggs, mayo, and a shot of spicy brown mustard.
The ingredients are simple but seem to blend well so every taste comes singing through the somewhat less-vocal potatoes: dill pickle, onions, eggs, mayo, and a shot of spicy brown mustard.
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